NCAA Football Week 3 action sees the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks<\/strong> taking on the LSU Tigers<\/strong> in Baton Rouge’s Death Valley on Saturday September 13th at Tiger Stadium. Cappers Picks provides free college football handicapping tips all season long. <\/p>\n The Warhawks travel across the state to deal with one of the SEC’s big boys in the tenth-ranked Tigers. LSU head coach Les Miles must be happy with the performance of his underclassmen so far in this young season.<\/p>\n ULM<\/a> vs. LSU<\/a><\/strong> Click here to view…\u00a0NCAAF Betting Stats<\/a>\u00a0&\u00a0NCAAF Handicapping Insight!<\/a><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n The Tigers have used a two-headed monster at QB to this point, with sophomore Anthony Jennings getting the lion’s share of the snaps, but with freshman Brandon Harris also contributing in a positive way.<\/p>\n [dfads params=’groups=63738&limit=1&return_javascript=0′]<\/p>\n The skill position spots at LSU are loaded with young talent, with the passing game emerging under the aforementioned pivots and sophomore WR Travin Dural, who leads a unit buttressed by frosh Malachi Dupre and Trey Quinn.<\/p>\n This is good news for an offense that was expected to be heavily run-based, thanks to seniors Kenny Hilliard and Terrence Magee. Even with those two productive veterans toting the rock, freshmen RB Leonard Fournette and Darrel Williams have also had a chance to shine.<\/p>\n It’s slightly different than the old LSU we knew, which seemed to grind out offense and use a remarkably athletic defense to stifle the opposition.<\/p>\n [dfads params=’groups=66501&limit=1&return_javascript=0′]<\/p>\n Louisiana-Monroe has looked good thus far, sitting at 2-0 after victories against Wake Forest and Idaho. Still, neither of those teams bring the same compete level that LSU will on their home turf on Saturday night. “Death Valley” is a notoriously intimidating place to take the field; the frenzied crowd should make things complicated for senior Warhawks QB Pete Thomas.<\/p>\n The engine of ULM’s attack so far has been RB Centarius Donald, who has 46 carries for 228 yards and three majors in the first two contests.<\/p>\n Another weapon that LSU must keep track of is WR Ajalen Holley, who registered six catches for a buck seventy-five and a score against Idaho last week.<\/p>\n All the same, the Warhawks will probably be blown out of the water. The Sun Belt Conference leader lost two games versus Top 25-ranked opponents by a combined score of 104-7 last year, though they beat Arkansas in 2012.<\/p>\n [dfads params=’groups=63739&limit=1&return_javascript=0′]<\/p>\n Though ULM’s defense stifled Wake Forest in the opening week, the Tigers bring considerably more weapons to the field than the Demon Deacons. Louisiana-Monroe’s 55th-ranked unit should struggle to contain Jennings, Harris and the run game thanks in part to a beefy, nasty LSU offensive line.<\/p>\n Louisiana-Monroe should acquit itself well within its own conference this season, but expect a beat-down in Baton Rouge this weekend.<\/p>\n\n
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\nDate\/Time: Saturday, Sept. 13, 7 pm EST<\/strong>
\nVenue: Tiger Stadium, Baton Rouge LA<\/strong>
\nNCAA Betting Point Spread: LSU -31<\/strong>
\nNCAA Football Betting Over\/Under: 49.5<\/strong>
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